tooth succulent Haworthia Truncata

tooth succulent Haworthia TruncataHaworthia Truncata has a common name Horses Teeth. With its origin in South Africa, this plant is a beautiful succulent species in the Haworthia genus and belongs to the Asphodelaceae family. Horses Teeth grow up to 2 cm in height. Growth Rate Haworthia truncata is a slow growing houseplant with a warty surface. Flowering This attractive plant blooms in white shade throughout the summer season. The flowers are noted for being fragrance free. Water and

Haworthia Truncata has a common name ‘Horse’s Teeth’. With its origin in South Africa, this plant is a beautiful succulent species in the Haworthia genus and belongs to the Asphodelaceae family. Horse’s Teeth grow up to 2 cm in height.

Growth Rate

Haworthia truncata is a slow-growing houseplant with a warty surface.

Flowering

This attractive plant blooms in white shade throughout the summer season. The flowers are noted for being fragrance-free.

Water and Feeding/Fertilizer

The succulent needs regular watering every season. However, less water is required during the winter season. So, overwatering should be avoided. Use nitrogen-based fertilizer once or twice during the growing season.

Soil

Horse’s Teeth plants are prone to root rot. So, they prefer gritty soil. The soil may contain crushed stones or coarse sand.

Hardiness

Haworthia truncata belongs to the hardiness zone of 10a to 11b and has a frost tolerance of -5° C (23° F).

​Light

These plants need full sunlight to light shade.

Propagation

This variety of Haworthia is not difficult to propagate. Propagation is done through seeds or leaf cuttings.

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